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Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04
lis AIM WAS POOR.
Dick Hunter, Colored Waiter, Shoots at John
ItnhrlIlI


Idebrand.
Last night at about $50 o'clock a negro
waiter named Dick Hunter shot at Mr.
john Liebrand, proprietor of the Clair
Dining hall on North Topeka avenue. The
shooting took place in front Of the res
taurant and near the Manhattan hotel
and although Mr. L.eibrand was
but a few feet away from his
assistant lie escaped uninjured Hunter
fred two shots and SNAPPED his revolver
several times more but it did not go OF.
lie Immediately turned on his heels and ran
rapidly north on Topeka avenue and has
not been apprehended at this writing.
The trouble leading to the shooting was
caused by Mr.. Liebfand discharging Hnter,
who has been working in the Clair Dining
hall for some time. Hunter followed
Mr.. Lieb out on to the sidewalk in
fr0at of the restaurant and here a few
words passed between them. when Hunter,
without much gUstO, drew his gun and be
gan to shoot The police have a good de-
scription OF the man and his capture is not
at al! improbable
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04
THE FREwECE.

The "Sedgwicll'' is not rented As a hotel
ANA there Is 10 such calculation upon the
part OF A,esSrs. Rouse and BlackwelGer
Il wiz De finished as and for an office block
according TO contract ana completed by
the FIRST GaS Of January. by which time
applications for reny VIII be in order. The
IoJr-. story has been started and. weather
permitting. Uha fifth story VIII be going on
within ten or fifteen DAYS
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04
TAEES ~,

4 detective in this city arrested a man
named Frank Potts yesterday afternoon
for robbiDg store in Beaumont, Butler
county, q few weeks ago. Potts j lsbo7er
and has been engaged on the Midland rail
poad f1r several days and Claims inat ne Is
roE tAe man who aid the stealing IIe was
taken TO Beaumont O. last nights Frisco
trsiH.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04
SINGING SCHOOL,

There viii be a singing school for chill
drsn and young people in the Reformed
church. corner Of Topeka avenue and
Lewis street every Saturday afternoon at
o'clock. the tirst TWO lessons VIII be
free: after that small Zee will be charged.
All are invited.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04
RELIGIOUS.

The Lords supper viii be administered
in the Reformed church, corner Topeka
and Lewis Straer. GeNr Sunday morning
Services preparatory thereto VIII be held
tins evening az s o'clock. IN connection
with which there VIII be adult baptism
and confirmation
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

Republican mass meeting at 80 p. m.
Nov. 4th. in GARFIELD opera house Col
Halloweu and Hon " Z. Sta1lv VIII ad-
dress the voters On the local and state
topics. y +. HUTCHINSON.
Chairman Rep. Cen. Com.
J. L. KING. Sec'v.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04
10 oTe eADyFRrIeING pArRoNs.

Owing to Cbe new arrangement Of reading
matter ucgeSsitated by the new makeup of
the EAGLE old positions held byadycrtisers
have been occupied otherwise. Within
day or two. 10 doJiilU, eaGn patron can Ice
placed where ne viii te best suited.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04
e. nanr.nr Acaaem.


VIII ou4n in Morris hall 2-3 North Main
STREET. tie first week u November.
Hours fcr CLASSES
Ladies. Wedne-day aud Sat. , toz p n.
Gentlemen Tue and Friday. 70 2 ? r..
Children * ezlnz>6ay and So u = III
Te.z1s--tfults, g. pr month; children,
3 per uCuta
Private lessons given bT special arrange
ueE--
The latest dances taught.
Special attention given % teaching de-
1prTl1cLt Il children class
Eor final date CO opening see daily
papers. is-rf
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04
= RIDE FOR m CHTIDpFN.

The children of the " E. Sunday school.
wno nave been expecting a ride on the
Kansas Midland railroad can 20 SATURDAY.
tomorrow The train VIII leave Douglas
avenue a intersection Cf 1Iosleva at l O'Clock
and Oak street few minutes later.
" = <TaN--
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04
NntHe.

All Drivers have positive oriers 20 r-e-
vent Passengers rom gettlng IN and OF
front platform Of cars, or stand OF TIE
same.
Passengers must keep off Of the from :
PLATFORM. WICHITA STREET RI co.
eS-tS
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

NJ the Scuthvre,-sra Business Co-Is-e.
corner Douglas ard Topeka ava Eaca
student receives personal Instructions ae
his desk. tnus avoiding az eu4barras'@ en-
Persons can enter a. any time with ezual
q e.E..r-4Ee iSi-.f
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04
Wichita, Kan, Nov. 3. 1857.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Committee.

\ very pleasant wedding party gathered
at the parsonage Of the Olivet COngTega-
tiCnal church to witness the marriage Of
Mr. p. w. BOgardus, of Garden City, to
Miss Annie Smedley Of this city The
deeply impressive service was performed
by the Rev. l.. ". Broad, assisted by the
Rev. II. i. Minnis, both warm friends of
the bride. The bride was tastefully at
tired in a dark travelling robe, ready for
her bridal trip to her new home. The
radiance Of her JOY was increased as she re
celVed the many presents and tokens Of
love presented by the ladies OF CIivet
church, the bride is a most devoted mem
Der. The groom leaves Wichita
with double honOrs, one of this
cities many peerless priDccEseS. and the
vice-presidency of the \. ". c. \. state
association. Their future home viii be
Garden City, IL which town 1ir, Bogardus
heaven Walt JOY and gladness into their
future life.
IT AsToNIsHEs TIVE STRANGERS.
Mr.. J. c. Don Carlos, OF Findlay.,Ohio. ar
rived in the city yesterday morning on a
tour Of inspection. He came here direct
from Kansas City, but has taken in several
eastern towns on his trip west This is
AIr. Don Carlos first visit to Wichita and
it is the same old story which he tells
of the convictions brought to his
mind concerning Wichita While he
the Manhattan last night by an EAGLE re-
porter, and in the course OF a short c0nver'-
-ation said: Il have been over the bust
ness portion of your city today and found
more buildings going up on one street than
! expected to iind in your entire city. OF
course 1 had heard of the wonderful build
ing boom. but ii suTpasseS anything ever
dreamed of. "
politician, having been in the state senate
once or twice and occupied other positions
Of trust. He leaves tins evening FOR Cali
f-.r -
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

The popular line E5T California, O1ero1.
Il ast nan gtou territory and all Pacific coast
points : sLe Missouri Pacific, "Ft. Scott
Route" I42-tt
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

Mr.. !. Rosser and Mr.. VIM. Wiser Of
Mason county, Kentucky, old friends of
our fellow t0wnsman, Il. ?. Bean, called
yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

VIII make five year loans on farms or
. real estate q favorable rates, and fur
ulsH money quick a paper7 are executed.
II. ". Lewis. President, Kansas National
Bank bu. ding. Ia at
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

Mr.. George Borstner was wearing Z large
sized sI2.ile last night on account OF It nine
pound baby boy which appeared at his
house Yesterday
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

4 hack full of young bloods. the worse
for vine made things hideOus in the neigh
b0rho0d Of Lewis Academy last night
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

Mrs. ". Il. Hoffman entertained q num-
ber o. friends Tuesday night in honor Of
Der sister, Mrs. John c. Swiler, Of Phila-
QeDnia
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

The Main Street Theater VIII be reopen
ed tomorrow night.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

VIII take 65c oa ihe dollar far bran
new stock O drugs Call on or address :
7. Major, Receiver, "a North Main.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

The weather yesterday was oppressively
warm, the thermometer standing at 70 at
o'clock.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

Chas. E. Owens, the gentlemanly travel
ing passenger agent Of the NaEdalia line,
has returned from the east with his wife
intending TO make Wichita their future
home.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

The police viii appear in blue uniforms
bereafrer Tie popular clothing firm of
Cole 4 Jones furnished the suits and they
add great deal 10 the general appearance
OF The 'mctS -
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04


Wanted TO lease or / lots close in with
| railroad facilities for Architectural Iron
| Foundry, Jail and Machine Works. Ad-
! dress Stewart Bros, City. 14l-f
have the finest force of producers of
! fine photographs and crayon portraits in
my rooms that was ever il my employ,
| and every picture win be inspected by my
| self before leaving my room.
list ROGERS, The Photographer.
Canned green turtle for soups. Try it.
! Peckham's Place. 145-Gt
The Missouri Pacific Eft. Scott Route"
are now running through Pullman sleep
ing ears to Kansas City on all night trains
daily; also through reclining chair cars on
! both night and morning trains. This is the
shortest line TO st Louis by IS miles, and
the popular line TO all points east, north
and south. 143-tf
We have new Ondara, Valencia, seedless,
MU>catells and London layer raisips-all
new. Peckham's Place. 145-6t
The popular line for California, Oregon,
Washington Territory and all Pacific coast
points is the Missouri t'ecifie, FIT. Scott
Route" 143-tf
Our line of cofTees and teas cannot be
beat Peckham's place. 145-6t g..
The Missouri Pacific. EFT. Scott Route
are now running through Pullman sleep
ing cars to Kansas City on all night trains
daily: also through reclining chair cars on
both night and morning trains. This is
the shortest line to st. Louis by IS miles,
and the popular line to all points east,
north and south. 143tf
Our prices are always reasonable, quail
ity considered. Peckham's place. l45-jt
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

Fourth avenue, iu good furniture. carpets
and general household goods VII, be
sold cheap as We leave the city IN a few
days. .. so Z nine room house 70 rent.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

Between the Museum band. the Main
street Jheater band. reinforced by the bands
representing the Crawford opera house and
the Salvation army, the streets do not ma
reriauy suffer for music during the early
evenings
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04
Ell CrIOT NOTICE.

The Republican vote as found by the
canyassers of the city gives that party a
large majority. But the important point
Is to gained by getting Republicans to go
to the polls early on Tuesday Nov. 8th
and supplement their committees work
by voting their paTty's ticket Do not for
get your duty. The enemy are alert and
up to their old tricks
". Il. HUTCHINSON,
Chairman Rep. Cen. Com.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04
ANU SENENTS.


Last night the Rice E~ancelire company
closed q very successful engagement IL
this city.
The next attraction VIII Be Katie Put
nam, supported by an excellent company,
in ''Erlna the LII play written Tor her
by Mr.. c. 7. D5zev. young Playwright
quite well known IN this city. OF Miss
P-tEam in the title role Of this play tie
Chicago Herald SAYS.
Miss Putnam isa bright. vivacioUs l5ttle
s5uar=rJc. ys "a tender touches OF wGIua Il =
nature that please her audience. Is E~lua
the I-if, her chances for lpyCe-5>h skip
ping. combined with tender love scenes
ana heroic CIiguaXes. gives her an Unlja-
ltert opportunity Tor displaying 6-r varied
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04
William s-re-f I.,.zzr Rarn

7 T Denny. proprietor First class
boarding and livery stable. Boarding
drivers q speciality I4l -
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

Word reached this city from a pretty
trustworthy source last night that val
uabia vein OF coal has recently been discov-
cred near Medicine Lodge The informa-
ton was received by q gentleman connect
e5 with the Wichita Paper Co. and is con-
sid6red authentic
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

Just receiFe1i Al invoice of genuiBe SIMON
pure maple syrup - peckhaza plzcs. 0n
Third street. 445-1.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04
E.nsa. Natinn,IIoan O..

We have Dold's extra sugar cured hams
Try tleLa. Pecxham' : Place. l45-6c
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

HYDE 6 Humble have their holiday
goods almost in and as usual viii have the
line They viii have an opening IN the
near future tof which notice viii be Zivenj
where they VIII make the grandest display
of books and fancy goods ever shown in
the we-t. IA #
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

A change in the proprictorship Of the
Palace grocery store took place on the first
day Of this month. the junior member OF
the liIn retiring and Mr.. John Miller tax
ing his place. The former firm succeeded.
Al year, IN building Up a growing and lu-
crativa business ana the present Erm Will
b stronger and more energetic. Willie
Granger known and liked bv ever, BODY.
viii continue 10 manage the business. MIR.
Miller is from bloomington. Illinois. and
young gentleman of good business CualitI-
cations and sterling integrity. who for a
year or more occupied a position with the
C.u f-Tua7oI LGrlmer < SJinSOn. Their store
Is one OF the neatest and best arranged
rooms in the city and the boys are deter
mined u build up an immense trade.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

Try our Csulisslsa. new continent.
made from CauiIfieweT and favored ". i
curry powder, delightful relish. Peek
hlLa- ; pIacr 1tikr
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

NJHIILItlI htJ. NtiI. NUIu.
J. r. KING, Sec'T.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

We have new Ondara, Valencia, seedless,
and London layer raisips-all
new. Peckham's Place 145-6t
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

Our line Of evaporated fruits is com
plete, consisting Of peaches, pears, apri-
cots, plums. ra-pberries, blackberries and
cherries. PeCkham's place. 1866
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

Rogers the photographer has Just receiv-
ed the finest line OF portrait frames ever
brought TO the city. 1446
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

The popular line for California, Oregon,
Washington Territory and all Pacific coast
points is the Missouri Pacific, Eft. Scott
ROutcn 143-lf
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

New is the time 70 place YOUR orders for
crayou portraits tor your holiday presents
with kngrrs. Ia d
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

The next in the series Of Sunday school
socials 20 be given by the First NJ T.
church, occurs this evening at the church
on Lawrence avenue. These socials are a
new departure and are becoming deserv-
edly popular a general invitation is eX
tended to the public in general, and TO
mam5ecs of the church in particular
There VIII he music. recitations, the meet
ing Of friends and strangers. Come osIt
and make merry with us
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

free concert at the Chapel hall at D. m
Nov. H. The program is rich and varied,
consisting Of choice vocal selections by
Miss julia 7. Dunn and Miss Louise o.
Cray. Piano music given by a. w. Sick
ner and his advanced pupils. The public
are cordially invited TO attend and judge
tion in its several departments. The week
IL pupils recital of piano. interspersed
with songs by Miss Gray. during the pres
ent term, have been appreciated, Judging
from the audience assembled upon each oc-
casi0u; the faithful rendition of each pro-
gram has won the meTited praise for both
pupils and teacher Do not forget the
date of the concert, Nov. II, at 3 p. IN. I44-s
IT,. e. {. pl-.L-----LL-- - L.. :..-
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

Our line Of coffees and teas cannot be
bent Peckham'S DIace l45-6t
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

Wanted TO lease 3 or + lots close in with
railroad facilities for Architectural Iron
boundary. Jail and Machine Works Ad-
dress Stewart Bros, City. 141-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04
The Lewis Musical Institute Concert.

Our prices are always reasonable, quail
Y considered. Peckham' 5 place. l45-6t
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

EpicUrc salmon, solid meat. Peckham's
plaCe. l1l-ht
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

Try Cross & BlackwelI's pure fruit jams
in slaes pols. Peckham.s Place. 1866
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

Canned green turtle for soups. Try it.
Pecknam's Place. 145-Gt
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-04

Tho AT Nmattur Tor NOvemIor has f0r
special features very attractive color
bold and effective figure OF a Sports
man for tapestry painting. fine pen and
ink study OF "Nas,urtiums," and very
Interesting article on Cats" the first
series on animal painting and painters.
The numerous designs include two full
PAGE iigHres-A Breton peasant by Jules
Breton. and Flemish maid after Tou-
douze: china painting decorations for a
cream Jug, pane. and plaque lsnowbcrry.
briar and he-Odla,; embroidery designs
for a cushion and sermon case, and a
page O! mOnoglams in F.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-03
UTES TO BE WATCHED.
Result Of the Conference Between General
Crook and Governor Adams.

DENVER, Col, Sept. "A special from
Meeker, dated September l, says the con
ference between Governor Adams and
General Crock, resulted in General
Crooks agreeing TO place Two companies
Of government troops on theIine between
the Uintsb reservation sEd Colorado, for
the protection of settlers and hereafter
to keep the Utes out CT Colorado. The
Utes are to have their horses returned
snd be paid out Of the surplus OF their
own snnuity for such stock as has been
lost. Governor Adams snd party leave
for Denver tonight snd General Crook
starts for Omaha,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-03

a CONSTITUTIONAL BATTLE

INNS, Sep. The Viceroy's proola-
nation lorbidding the proposed meeting
mas been posted throughout the town.
Great excitement prevails. Messrs. P.
Stanhope, Dillon, O'BrieD, Tame and
Cox, all members Of Parliament, have
telegraphed 10 The local lesgue officers
promising to attend the proposed meet
ng, The Nstionelists have issued q mani
festO calling upon "tA9 men Of his
tolic Clare" to assemble in thousands on
the hill OF Balycore to h5ht the battle OF
the constitution, which viii 0s certain 81
3 glorious contamination, the diseuthrall-
ment Of Ireland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-03
LLLIs0Is DEMOCRATS DIVIDE,
= Democratic Fd1tor to BE Uacd ps a
campaign Tool

a Democratic Editor to BE Uaed ps a
Campaign Tool
CHICAGO. ILL, Sept. AFTER = lively
meeting behind closed doors the Demo
cratic committee to-day, by vote Of
thirteen to ten, adopted G resolution
requesting the Fedora. authorities
to investigate the alleged con
nection Of the well known
Democratic editor and postmaster, II. II.
CleudeRen OF Springfield Uith the cor
rUFt legislative printing combine, and i
the Senate report On the subject be true
that he has upheld the combine, that he
be dismissed from office 81 once as
unit for Office. The resolution
likewise denounced the alleged counec-
ton win the combine Of General OglesDg
and other Republican state officers who
are supposed TO be seeking denomination.
substitute resolution, declaring
that appointment or removals Of
Federal officers should not be
Usurpej CT interfered with by any poll
teal party was lost / I to-. Before either
resolution wa put 20 vote 8 letter OF
protest against the action was resd from
Ex-Governor Palmer ard also letter
from Postmaster Clendenen, calling
attention 20 the TACT that me Senate
Investigating committee had exouerated
him. 1Er. Clendepen denied the ju-isGic-
ton of the committee over MS case, and
sdyissd The claimants to present the
charges TO The PostoHce Department at
Washington, where they would be
net and refUted. The reason for desiring
CleCdeneE's dis,rigs8l s. stated By tue
promoters Of the resolution to be that in
csse ne IS oepose3 ~ President Cieve-
land, the Ne:1cc1otic party in Illinois can
eEeCtGail7 Use the state printing ates,
against the Republican ctfcehClder5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-03
TAYLOR.
sad Death CT a Contractor-May Dit-A
Huge Warehouse

sad Death CT q Contractor-May Dit-A
Huge Warehouse.
Special to the Gazette.
TAYLOR, TEX, Sept N Williams,
G well known contractor and builder, was
thrown from 3 sCafolding yesterday and
died from mis- injuries about O'Clock in
the evening. He leaves ? wife and four
children. 4 sgd feature Of The death is
that his eldest son lefc q short time ago
for England to be married and on August
y left Eagisnd with his young wife The
father Wss looking forward with pleasure
to MS return and the welcoming Of MS
dauglter-in-lsw.
Studhslter, the man shot 6y Sexton g
shoI. time $50 IS mucl worse and l12y
die.
The Taylor warehouse Company is
erecting huge building.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-03

A NFW LOAN.

PARIS, Sept. La Steele announces
the issue Of great loan to transform the
hoating debt and the CID u per cent.
rentes into perpetual per cents. i'll or@.r
to provide for the extraordinary budget
Of lSS>, ana for the conversion OF debts
which the state mag be called upon TO
pay Ct short notice.
THE FIGARO N TROUBLE.
PARIS, Sept. 2.-Tne government has
decided to prosecute the Figaro Tor pub
fishing the details OF the mobilization
scheme it obtained from a dishonest en-
pioye OF the Wsr Department.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-03
B. and 0. DEAL
The Long Expected Baltimore and
Ohio Deal IS Brought to 4 Head
and S Legally CIiachej.
The Road VIII ha BUl ia Harmony WITH
Other Trunk Lanes IEoiuiing
tue Pennsylvania
2 -sGGicste Composed Or Sew York. Phun-
a. ph.a Iud Lcudea "ar,fsst1 select
q >ut;sblo Manager.

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rsir.a- aut telegraph world We're ex
r.s-1ed sra made pu1l.c ls.a .d'- after
noon. A1,er oIle.le1 OF the negotiations
wish Ives u Co.. Ill. 8s--.tt scent 90
London, M.e.a She -.-o.st1a-
were continued vt1 j. g. Har2au.
sr5 today .1e t.al was announced
Ire cousu..uatiea u .1ecoutrsct meie
-o-tsy was alsJ -n aoeysuce until his
opinion was Obtained ca the question OF
whether The sterling .oau made by tho
Baltimore snE Oll1 Railway Campeuv
covered the -..aers~- system q the com
u,nv. Alter -tu3..ru Inc question 10 all
its s-,ects. be decided That -1. -.rarr9,,a.
lines were f-ee from Eli lens. srf On -s-
Gel. .ag this opinion. tho s--ee.ufr- fin the
nature Of s 1rrlfr..s,y-e aI.re.. was eN-
ecrte3 to-day. Tla
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Co.. >rt Brown Brothers ( o. ~ t1f-
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the .aas5 ilrnar...r, point in the CONTRACT
provides tia. the r4eeagen,a Oh the com
nspv -rau as uIscs55n c1mge..nt hands
zat.{gc.grV "a The syndicate VINO I'll.
men ar. WHO vi. be Satisfactory 10 t1.
indicate cann.. be a-..r.s.set. gr- 4 !.
Gs-s.l y.ee-p-as..eae Of die I'.arsg.vsrts
Ist'lrz- clT-,srr Is ..r.rerg achieved
IN -. hooked a.. earn rs -r-rr--er SAT
;sf.at.-. utr.e..sr. also ~ be made
w; t..a '..7r-vr.zr. 5r..f l..cf.nr Rail-
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-03

SpeCla. . me o2ze.te.
FORT SMIrH, ARR, Sg2t. Bethel
Allen, horse-thiet, VINO broke jajI al
Wellington, Ksn., or the 18TH Of last
month, was lodged n TIE county jail here
to-day, having 15el arrested near this
city 6v Ioca. officers. There YVES 800 re-
ward fcr MIN. Sheriff S. L. Jones ct Sum
ner cou4lg, Esn., : 1e-e AID 1aI tele-
grapled ter e requisi-.O1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-03

AN Imperial sIrMELE.

~ IMfEhIAL ; I " Ul-E'
BEBLIN, Sept. . While passing
through the saloons OF the palace after
s banquet following yesterdays parade OF
the guards, the Emperor stumbled over =
slight uGevennezS il the paIqUett0 and
teIi, 5ru-s!ng his lett hip and elbow. He
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-03
Bulgaria,
A MINISTRY ANNoUHCED

4 MINISTRY ANNOUNCED.
SOFIA, Sept. M. StamDuIOf mas
definitely announced the formation Of
cabinet, as follows: NJ. Stam6ulof,
prime minister and minister Of the int
rior; NJ. Stransky, minister OF foreign az
fairs; NJ. Natcheyies, minister of finance;
u MonthurOf, minister of war; III. Zio-
kof, minister of instruction; NJ. S:arlof,
minister Of Justice.
BULGARIAN MISSION.
VIENNA, Sept. 1.-THE Political Cores
pondence asserts that Prince Bismarck
has agreed to mediate with the Bulgsri-
81 government in favor of General En-
moths mission.
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was assisted TO arise, and remained for
some time couve1sirg with guests. The
incident crested anxiety, s~3 crowds
licked to the palsCe aII day to-6sy. TIE
Emperor vas 81 the windows segeraI trnes
ard Was greeted win cheers. He slept
Well during the night, AM rose I'll
O'Clock.